Luxembourg away, 14th November 2021

lukesmyth9 wrote: irish_goat wrote: Booked Dublin to Frankfurt on the Saturday. Gonna spend the night in Trier and then it's a 1hr train into Luxembourg on matchday.  whats your return then?

Edited by irish_goat - 13 Oct 2021 at 3:29pm

Claret Murph wrote: nvidic wrote: Newryrep wrote: Borussia wrote: Newryrep wrote: seems Uk nationals barred unto 31st December  But from what I've read they are not checking people coming off trains. And can you not just show your Irish passport if somebody did ask you ? It’s the mrs BOrussia - plus all hotels ask for passports of Guests standard  Can just check in yourself and have her come up later? Or say you're living down south? NR and the Mrs are flying into Lux so i can't see a way around it as yet for him .   If i had to think of a plan it would be fly into city close by and travel on match day and out again after the match thus not using a hotel in Lux .

Did Serbia get an allocation of tickets for this does anyone know ?

Trigger1234 wrote: I am based in Luxembourg. Few points of interest for the match next month -  - it is unlikely that the stadium would be more than 50% capacity  - the tickets for the Serbian game were sold as a pack but Luxembourg took a large number of refugees from the Baltic’s and this is why there was Serbian fans in last night (as Ironically they would be also Lux fans) - for those staying in Lux, there are a number of Irish bars. I would recommend both The Pyg and The Blackstuff. They are near the old part of the city. There is an Irish bar near the stadium but it is not ideal - the stadium is well connected by buses from the center but is in a very soulless area. I can see it from my office window but it is like the stadium in Tallaght but without The Square, the Hotel or anything around it  - for those staying outside Lux, I would advise Trier as there is a train on the hour to Lux. For those traveling to Paris and Brussels and then getting a train down, be prepared for a boarder checks. Also the train from Brussels is not a fast train  If I can think of any more advice I will post it here

Newryrep wrote: Trigger1234 wrote: I am based in Luxembourg. Few points of interest for the match next month -  - it is unlikely that the stadium would be more than 50% capacity  - the tickets for the Serbian game were sold as a pack but Luxembourg took a large number of refugees from the Baltic’s and this is why there was Serbian fans in last night (as Ironically they would be also Lux fans) - for those staying in Lux, there are a number of Irish bars. I would recommend both The Pyg and The Blackstuff. They are near the old part of the city. There is an Irish bar near the stadium but it is not ideal - the stadium is well connected by buses from the center but is in a very soulless area. I can see it from my office window but it is like the stadium in Tallaght but without The Square, the Hotel or anything around it  - for those staying outside Lux, I would advise Trier as there is a train on the hour to Lux. For those traveling to Paris and Brussels and then getting a train down, be prepared for a boarder checks. Also the train from Brussels is not a fast train  If I can think of any more advice I will post it here    good man   what Trier like

I see tickets went on public sale today for the Belgium v Estonia game which is on in Brussels the night before our game. I also see that a Belgian covid pass (which only seems to be of use if you live in Belgium) is needed to get into that game. Surely the EU certificate would also be sufficient? 

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Anyway AFAIK there's a review on the 18th of October regarding increasing capacity at stadia across Luxembourg 

wanderer wrote: kevincronin2000 wrote: Anyway AFAIK there's a review on the 18th of October regarding increasing capacity at stadia across Luxembourg  Is there ? That would hopefully be good news